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A program that follows a couple who must navigate the exhilarations and humiliations of intimacy, commitment and other things they were hoping to avoid.
It appears Love hasn't missed a beat. So, we can reasonably expect more of the same raw energy, endearing (and not-so endearing) character flaws and relatable humor that made season 1 such an unexpected treat.
Finding a good comedy on TV or in cinemas is a challenge these days, especially in a field as played out as romantic comedy. Love, for me, is the answer.
Love's dry-as-spacedust blend of counterculture cynicism and deep-fried sardonicism wouldn't be for everyone, but it still has much to recommend it, not least the two leads, who as lovers, aren't so much star-crossed as wires crossed.
This isn't a show you watch for its deep and intricate plotting. It's an exercise in character, one that happens to feature some truly exciting personalities.